Stuttering
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Stuttering Awareness Week Begins October 22Beginning on this International Stuttering Awareness Day, I would like to propose stutterers work on decreasing awareness of their speech. Typically, the purpose of this week is to increase public awareness of people of stutter.
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Childhood Stuttering: What to Do If you Think Your Child is at RiskAn overview of childhood stuttering and what to do if you think your child is at risk for stuttering.
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Sudden Onset StutteringSudden onset stuttering usually occurs later in life, and may be caused by a number of incidents. There are many types of stuttering, including repetitions or prolongations of speech sounds, syllables or words.
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'The King's Speech' Creates Awareness of Adult StutteringJane Fraser of the Stuttering Foundation shares some thoughts on "The King's Speech" and the therapy used by real-life speech therapist Lionel Logue. -
Stuttering: Improvement Through Self AwarenessFor individuals who stutter, the complications of a speech impairment can render many into isolation. Using some simple self therapy techniques, stuttering can be improved.
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Stuttering and Its Portrayal in Television and MoviesHow King George VI suffered with stuttering from childhood well into his adult years
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Fighting StutteringBy treating the secondary voice disorder not only voice quality is improved but surprisingly enough the stuttering has become less severe and in some cases is gone completely..!
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Toddler Stuttering: Normal or Not?Information about toddler stuttering and how to help your child learn to cope with it.
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Stuttering in Toddlers: A Brief OverviewAlthough stuttering in toddlers is quite typical, it is important for parents to follow some simple guidelines to ensure that the stuttering does not affect the child's self esteem.
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There is Help for Stuttering: An Interview with Dr. Fredric LevineTo help understanding what stuttering is and the types of help that are available I have interviewed Dr. Fredric Levine.
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Top Five Reasons Why You Stutter and How to Cure Your StutteringMuch work has been done to figure out why people stutter. By understanding the causes of stuttering, you can begin treating your stuttering and curing it for good. -
Study Links Stuttering to Genetic DisordersNow scientists have found that in almost one in 10 cases stuttering may be an inherited metabolic disorder that could potentially be treated with drugs.
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Stuttering FactsHave you observed the way people react to the persons having speech disorder called "stuttering"? It is true that people usually show inconsiderate behavior when they see someone who have hard time speaking in the right way
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Gene Mutations Cause StutteringStuttering is a disorder of the flow of speech. Although many children outgrow their stuttering, persistent stuttering usually has a genetic basis. Research has identified several genes linked to stuttering.
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Children, Adults and Stuttering: Why People Stutter and How to Cope with StutteringStuttering can be a difficult behavior to resolve. According to PubMed Health, one out of every 20 children between the ages of 2 - 5 will confront some stuttering issues during their childhood. This can last for weeks or years.
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Like King George VI of England, I Have Experienced Lifelong StutteringThe Academy Award Nominee "The King's Speech" is a wonderful movie. As a life-long stutterer, I relate the traumatic degree of frustration experienced in everyday situations by stutterers. Life is indeed very different for stutterers. -
Breakthrough: A Possible Cure for StutteringA study recently completed at the National Center For Stuttering (http://www.stuttering.com) suggests that Thiamin (ordinary vitamin B1) might prove to be a cure for approximately 30% of the 2.4 million adult males in the US who stutter.
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Ways a Teacher Can Encourage a Student that is StutteringThese are a few ways a teacher can encourage their stuttering student!
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Myths About StutteringMyths about stuttering and its causes have been around for centuries. These are just begging to be busted.
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Self-Help for the Stuttering AdultThe stuttering adult is left with few choices for treatment. With the right techniques, even the chronic adult stutterer can achieve fluency.
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Stuttering in ChildrenStuttering in children can have quite an impact on their lives. Read more to find out how to help them cope.
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Reliable Internet Resources for StutteringRecently I searched the internet for resources that give information on stuttering and its treatment. There is a wealth of information available, but not all of it is reliable or accurate. Here are some of the better websites out there.
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Psychologically-Based Stuttering Versus Non-Psychological StutteringFor children who suffer from complications with stuttering, there may be a psychological cause
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When Children Stutter: The Stuttering Foundation Offers Tips for TeachersAs school approaches, parents and students may face anxiety and fear of being ridiculed or teased during the new school year. This is especially stressful for the child that stutters. The Stuttering Foundation offers tips for teachers.
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Stuttering Salesman: How Door-to-Door Sales Changed My LifeI stutter. Therapy never worked for me. I attended college and got through it by not saying much. Then I graduated. And I was a college graduate who couldn't make a phone call. Being a stuttering job applicant sucked. -
Developmental Stuttering: Possible Causes and TreatmentsHow does stuttering begin? What are the factors that influence its persistence in some and not others? Here are the historical and modern answers to those questions, as well as hopes for its cure.
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How to Help Children with Stuttering ProblemsYou may have recently discovered that your child has a problem with stuttering. If this is the case you may be concerned about your other children who may be younger imitating this stuttering
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Possible Causes of Sudden Onset StutteringStuttering typically begins in children around 30 months old, but in rare cases it can be acquired later in life.
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All About StutteringThere are about 45 million people in this world who are having the problem of stammering or stuttering.One interesting fact is "stammering" are more common in men than in women. A survey revealed that the reason for this problem is mainly heredity.
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Does Stuttering Make Your Life a Living Hell?There are many ways to improve stuttering and hypnotherapy is one of them.
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Possible Causes of Onset StutteringSudden Onset Stuttering is the unexpected start of repeating words or sounds. The real cause is unknown, but a few of the possible culprits are discussed in this article.
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Practical Suggestions - A Remedy to StutteringAre you finding it difficult to cope with your stuttering? Practical Suggestions can help...
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How to Stop Stuttering and StammeringStuttering and stammering are two speech pathology problems many people face today.
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5 Possible Causes of Sudden Onset StutteringThere is much information on the possible causes of sudden onset stuttering, here you will find 5 possibilities.
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Sudden Onset Stuttering: The Possible CausesStuttering is a condition that affects over 3 million people in the United States. This is a full 1% of the adult population and 5% of children.
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How to Help Your Stuttering ChildTips and ideas that I find useful in helping my son
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Six Tips for Helping Your Stuttering ChildWhen your child stutters or stammers, it can be a grave concern for parents. Here are six tips you can use to help your child speak clearly.
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The Truth About Stuttering in Small ChildrenDoes your child stutter? It might not be permanent. This speech problem is actually fairly common and although it can worry parents to no end, it usually resolves itself without difficulties.
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Medicinal Cure for Stutteringmedicine
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Interview: Stuttering Craig of ScrewAttack.comAn interview with the co-founder of one of the net's most popular gaming sites.
